The Sun. — London, England, 1818-09-17 00:00:00

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'1. 1 E, COW M ISSIONERS for VICT U LL IN G it;lli* AM.I.?S TY'S .V.r/ VY do herrhy Ore.:V(4hr, That r'''"( l fry, the 22d Instant, they will he ready to re tirtte Tenderx in writing (sealed irP), and treat for the Sale 7 4thC YEAST Mitt nun, he produced in his Nlyesty's B r CU. "fle at heptford, during the Apace of One Year from the c(gt e of the Contract. •• ?Ire Condition,t of which may Le seen at the Secreta;y's 4D.M.;•e. ot throv e L,y his tigt ,11 the bo i l s lightly r the tie! ARMY CONTitAeFS, CommisSari:it Department, Treasury • Chambers, Aug - . 25, MI 8. NOTICE is hereby;. to all Persons tl es i r . ' L ous of Contracting. to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz.:— BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, THEATRE OF ANATOM Y, GREAT WINDMILL STREET TE WINTER COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, a t4il SURGERY; by, JAM ES WILS( F It.s. and CHARLES BELL, F.R.S.g. Simtetin the :Middlesex HoApital, will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, October the first, at Two THE LORD GIEUTF..NAN r. ConK, SEPT. 12.—Tiinrsday being the day fixed on by his Excellency for visiting Cove", &c. at rin early hour the river was covered with yachts and barges ; the City Cork and Waterloo stealth packets, n ith a miLtary band in each, and literally ovealowing with the fashion and respec tability of the.eity, were tiding in the river below l'atrick•S Hiidge , awaiting his Excellency's ar riv,d—aud the schooner .and barges of the Ad miral were in attendance fur Isis Excellency's ac commodation. • At half an hour after eleven o'clock the Lord Lieutenant. accompanied by Rear-Admiral • Sir Betijansin Hallowell, the Hon. anti Rev. Mr. Talbot, his Excellency's brother, the Hon. Major de posse, Lord Carbery, itc.' drove, under ao escort of cavalry, to Merchant's-quay, and imtm:- diately embarked on board Ilse Admiral's barge, with 14 oars, and proceeded down the river. On passing the steam-packer, his Excelienty was frequently cheered by .tho , e on board ; are band struck up " God save the King," and a Royal Sainte of twenty-one guns was fired by the City of Cork packet. The Admiral's barge,Avitri the Vice Regal Part', led the way down the river, followed closely by the barge of his MajtstY's ship Trinnant, in which was Captain Tailour ; these were folloVved suc cessively by about 20 barges, with company on board, whilst the *steam packets floated at each side of the foremost barge, their bands playing martial and patriotic airs. Below the New Wall, Alajor-General Gordon nod Staff put off in bar,ge from opposite the Glanmire road, and was taken in tow by the City of Cork SteAm Pmcket. These were soon joined by another . barge. from the Blaekrork side, with Sir J. Milley Doyle, K. C. B. and party on board, On passing at .the foot of Mr. Barrington's lawn, a Royal Salut e was fired fr om I s i s Tower. The sun all this time shining forth with unequal splendour. Lough Mahon the fleet of boats (for such k was) were met by a slumber of pleasure-boats, and the model frigate belonging to the Officers of the Tonnant, which aft joining them fired a Royal Sainte, and was answered by the City of Cork Steam Packet; Another salute from the tower of J. Smith Barry, Esq. nearly continued till the boats reacts . - ed Monkstown. A li g h t b reeze h ere sprun g up, and wafted them quickly by Hatvlboline towards COve.—At this time the Admiral's shin Tonnant becathe an object of universal attention. The quarter deck was covered over by an ats nits ; to a . great height her sides were bristled with her immense emotion—the yardi were fully mart. ned, the sailms being clad in blue jackets_ awl white trowsers ; and she floated separate from the other shipping in the harbour, an object of sur prise and .admiration to the immense multitude who crowded the fleet of boats on the water, as well as thousands on the beach of Cove and the surrounding hills. LI with g.r!_l' deteriop.7 • t 09 10 , Mr. SUAW ►will give the DgMONSTRATIO\S in the Ruun►s. and will attend during the Nluriiing to asiist the Students pnd fit ell , vi a ( this 1. ° 4 ;,141 land, o°' th cliprist " t 0 his Id 111Ricr Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands:—Alderney, Bedford, Berks (including the town of Hungerforil), Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge (including the Town of Newmarket), Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Gloster (including the City of Bristol), Guernsey, Hants, Hereford, .Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Jersey, Kvnt, Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, Nliddlescx, Monmouth, Nor folk, Northampton, Northilmberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmorland, Wilts, Worcester, Vork, Nbrth and South Wales; and in the several Counties in North raw Bread to the Household Troops in London and it(Vis- regard . will he had to any Tender in which the Price : har t ;tot he inserted in words at length, or that shot/ not tleliered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tnes `4l:2l, the 22d ; nor unless the Person who mars the 'r' id er, or 5025 e Per*on on his behalf, attends, to antherlOlten calle for. tE(I • ri; (' -.'older must also he accompanied by a Letter signed ` tw° responsible P erso n s engag i ng to b ecome b oun d w i t h ' Pfirt ie tendering, in m. 'the Su of 2001. for the lifi e pt of the Contract. LONDON HOSPITAL, Bth Sept. 1818. A'l' a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the GLIVEUNOAS of thi s INsTrrrnos, held un IVednestlity, the 2d;lnstant,,it was Resolve t l, That. the I louse Committee be requested toexamineirito the 9niilitications of such Getitlemen. as may o ff e r th ems elves as CANDIDATES fur the. Office of CHAPLAIN and RESIDENT GOVERNOK, and to se lect Three to be presented to the General Court of Governors for their Choice. And it waßesulieil , That the Duties and necessary qualifications of the Chaplain and Re sidenttiovernor be-printql. • I n pursuance of the. above _Resoltitions, • the. House Com mince have to acquaint theclergy of the,EstahliskedChurch— " A Gentleman is required to undertake the Office of Chap lain anil4,,esident Goyernor. 'He most he between the ages of Twenty-six and Forty, and. )x1 Priest's Orders.- lie will be expected to reside in the Hospital, anti not undertake any 1 duty out of it. The particulars of the Duties to be performed may be had by application to the Secretary, Mr. Jones, Bell. court, Walbrook, or at the Hospital. The Emoluments will be Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds a-year, exclusive of the Table, Coals, Candles, and Attendauce, which will be pro vided for him.. Such Gentlemen as are desirous of undertak ing this serious mid important Day, are requested to attend and produce, their Testimonials to the House Committee at the London Hospital on the 20th day of October, 1818,'' at or before Eleven o'Clock in the morning of• that day. • . .1011N.JONF,S, Secretary. N.B. The day of Election is fixed fur the 19th of No vember. ith ed bis r4f tiiit4ortri A tt"' liace ii D oc/ 30 $ he lost mo bare l'ef and be 'r!' 30bt15 rnef 0 „NrCtit l .l o b both "c: T l7l c Tr 711 L ING- 0 E, Sept. 4, 1813. u.!. coil/miss/0 NE RS for VICI'U.4LLING 2 , 4,, M., A LL I ESTY'S N.,-IPT do herebY gice Notice, • t <"". Tuesday, Me c2 . 9th Instant, they will be reedy to .v" r eecip • • ender's in writing-(sealed up), and treat for the 4 - " )- ' 1 9 g • ;fwhat RUM may be demanded for thense of hisMa rettes S'/tipsand 1 - aids at Londonderry and Lough:witty, Jr : r Pir elve Artmths certain from. the 21,1 October next, and:rther until S).r Months' warning shall he given for the ter ifthe Contract. tif,:e C onditio ns of which may be seen 'at the Secretary's • at thi s Offic e ; or by applying t o th e C o ll ec t or o f hi s Customs at Londonderry. 4 ,• 401 '''d=gar e l will l Ito any Tender in which the Price 1 n be rat be inserted in Irurds at length, or that shall not ye - t 'ered to the Board before One ii'Clock on the said ft 4 ,4 ,",/, the MA Latent nor unless the Person who ~ltt k 4 t he Tender, o r some Person on his behalf, attends to when called ty ' l ' :render must alsa be aC coMpanied by a Letter signed a rt reB lq l usible Persons. entraging to become u bond with the , tur„, j ait te4der ing t in the penal S UM of .500/. for the due per e (!1' the Con; ract. OATS, to his Majesty's Carsky in Cantonments and Quarters in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : Bedford,Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge, Chester, Cumberland, Derby, Durhaiii, Gloster, Fereford, Hertford, Hunts, Lei cester, Lincoln, Monmouth, Northumberland, Oxford, Rut land, Salop, Stafford, Westmoreland, Worcester, North and South Wales. advers 3/ .. t • t't .1 b' ? , ,j 5 ad Ee l 5 01 !d tic j°° rotig" " t iK st Att. ,:dikf riff ed tioo , tia °II) FORAGE, viz. oxrs, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and oATs in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Britain: —Berlss, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hants (including the Isle of Wight), Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Not ti ngham,Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, York; and in the several Counties in North Britain. PUBLICATIONS. !qr, ' llt i e l t S lord Wier itoilicor;oe vrfY i l t liter, 81,, woo ts ii e c , ned 10;1 if IV o gi t ' l 5 ,1 114 be COXE'S TRAVELLER'S GUIDE TO ITALY. This Day was published, price I4s. boards, The Second Edition of A of ITALY ; being a Guide to Antiquitiei and, Curiosities of that classical and interesting Country: containing Sketches of Manners, So ciety, and Customs; also an Itinerary of Distances, the best inns, &c.; with a minute Description of Rome, Florence, Naples. and Venice; to which are prefixed, Directions to Travellers, and Dialogues, adapted to Travelling, in English, French, and Italian. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 95th day of October next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," . will he received at this Office on or before Thursday, The 24th day of September (but none will he received after Twelve o'clock on that day); and if sent. by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separatelY for each County anal - Island, except for the Countiei comprising North and ,South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender ; as also must the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to he 'fender properly filled up by two Persons, of knoWn pro perty, engaging to become bound with the Party teudering . in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due per formance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed sinless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied in the County, the Expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. By H. COXE, Eq. Il!nitrated wit I; Nlaps and Plates. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater. noster-row; and sold by all Booksellel•s. 1 tile 1)"t i l ; (10 o t) -C o'4o . .This-aay vras_publis.kedi. . In foolscap Bvo. with - a beautiful Frontispiece price 6s. in . boards, IS"PLAY: . A Tale. 13+ JANE TAYLOR. " We never met with any composition so cUmpletrly and beautifully simple both in sentiment and style, which at the same time interested us, so strongly by the naivete of its description,, sometimes heightened by the ►rust delicate ouches of humour ami pathos ; by the heart that pervades the narrative, and the air of reality which is thrhown over the thAracters."—Ecleetie Review. , .Pri:tted fur Taylor and Ressey, 0, rleet-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ESSAYS, iu Rhyme, an MORALS and MANNERS, bird Edition s price 6s. boardi. .' F. 1 if* io 4 9 a 13 "00: 11 161%%' . e t 0. , 0 (.f• 110' C - 0 i fx• N I ! •ti (c f,O I) Sussex, Kent, exclusive of Woolwich, Ea,tcrn, Particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five, and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. .This Day was published, . . In foolscap Sco. with a beautiful Frontispiece, price Ss. in boards, the Third Edition of CORRESPONDENCE between a MOTIIER and her DAUGIITBR at SCI - 100L. By Mrs. TAYLOR, Author of " Maternal Sncitude," &c. And Miss TAYLOR, Author of " Display," &c. '' This is an ine,timahle little Volume, and will wove of emineet service in conveying right .sentiments with much amusement, and at the same time serve as a model for epis tolary composition. It abounds with the hest maxims for the improvement of the mind and the regulation of the conduct, without didactic formality, or the tediousness amoral thiqui tition."—,New Monthly Mag. August, I 17, Printed for Taylor and Ilessey, 93, Fleet-street. Samples of the Bread and Meal may he seen at the chambers, between the boors of Twelve awl Two, OP LI)PPICE of ORDNANCE , Sept. I, IS" ' __ L:. L P RINCIPAL P,..po.4t.,s7'Y'S ORDN.I.W7I: do hereby :five Notice, u allQ tr oe l f... e 44 t0i1l be received at their O ffi ce in Pall, , ~ or e b . • eeh Persons as may be viiti ri day, t , , ,, e is m I„.o aa t o c;: an e ar ;. . the Ordnance 'll,,,,,,4B.e""udretake the Supply of FORAul,lor 14, 43:::""loaeil in thef "allowing Districts, to Le delivered at - Penc e of the Contractor. vi:. . . IV4nhticli Western, itio ti , , .' . 111,1;•41,1n4ritatn, .f 0) M e e r" tll Wen „,/ . , 74 0 V 4,..„„ironthsfrom Me Ist day 11 . octoh .t eLl i t i e t .r a f. ; 4 4 , • -414 to be Food sweet, dry, and clean, , we . , •or e v . Is i. , 4, 0 , 37 p,34,:oiry or :117barnt Oats, B u ;h a; l e : d must th, fa n y ot t u, o •e;g e hZe e s e s t ' 4 41,4 ( t Po. 11 tnehester to 6 e ; P i : 4'41 detieered in Trusses of .5 Vbs. weight ; the Straw te 2s e —er ts ctean, and dry Irheat or Rye Straw, 24 ls' freight. and delivered ..1 've . ..4 14 :; e ! I ° lw paid for the respectiv e . ();:aalitiea of each K r.ti °l,cle may he deliinred at the follo w . • eg !tle.•,.,,vi:' l',„ 0 1 : () Lts at per tonlbs. Avo i rdup ois is eight, r o i, , il aY at per hundred and twe lve pound , t i;e ~z _ __ .. 7' , p ' rd.% 4t per hundred and twelve pou nds . lfor 4 1 , Qr. , `t%' at 21tqt/ be delivered separately or job l 'i ; t l. me 0 ikr,.,, 1112re m.1 . the said Disetriets, and it is exp•-cted t . 4 . the !ter, I el " ''hati receive the Stable Dung, which, during for t ° ,; . I'l. e:oitt rtict, may accumulate, waking an allowance arh,. p , -'e.afti:r the rate of per 11".se P"'"'"4' 41.14 er ~ . , A i t , nt. upon application to the ()4,,t,,.. .1 arttoilars may --r --- 1 -i ' t ' $4,,, , I cooentandi„g me Royal Artillery i n ea ch . _ n, ct„ Q4° at tht, .s'ecr,tary.s (pike in l'all-Ma ll af oresaid e a I 1.,1 4elaavein eh,. 1 •• • and Fou;- o'Cloch, r i , 0.,.., gorse s a i i ea where the 1.,,,,,,;. ' , nest be deliverer!, sealed np and endorsed ..‘ I . ' I t h a e *ail ,ftge l''"r4ge;" hut no Proinr.fals van be admitted alto -14 Instant, at 7.„.d,,, ~,•cy,,,,.4 at Noon of the same 1441444rielter will vary Tender he noticed unless the Part , / '4...it s or ern .4...re;tt in his behalf; shall attend. Bet Or eler of the hoard, (3111,711', Set 'niters/. N''-''•"-- ------._. R. tr. r TowEits's TONIC PILLS, 114riii..(,".ESTION, WEAKNESS. . 11 •,,L LARITI ES, and their attendant Symptomb. ~f STOMM:II, nitr . OUS , i P,SE P I LL S are confider), lv recominended t ,',lt , 1 .:,'",! "I the safest and roost certain Remedies that has , nit, •,:l.,,itc,:cered fur the v•ithrus uneasy sensations which ,at oto a ive• li • ' state . . ' •or , ans. Mild, ~,. ett,, elll:;l .4 t nen of the dn:estite i s . iii , ye , .tr,, i tlll,„ ~ ' "1 their operation, they cleanse a 1 .1. .. ;2!.!: t 1,,..,. ile st..inach, and correct a costive habit by rt. .is ..tt . u-1.".,he4 in v,ity so r,entle art scarcely, to a pp . ear the "1,,,„; ,:iitedieirie, I'lley restos-t the appetite, assist .dr 'rrot,..l.„,„ ,I',l.tornote a du e and resoilar secretion of the bile : k 'qf'v '''' 9. i. -ts 0;1 •1 11 • Box, by JOHN 4 i,t , ' ~,, 1., • , • • i., din 3, per 1,4:,4,, tti. otessional Chemist Warner's! reet, near Ilal t0n ti,,.;..",?(! may hi; had at :ill ' the Wholesale and Retail ' rik,vi,io A :tr.elititises in in anti at the respectable 0" Liolisellers in most principal TO,eris. 1 1 111,-,p HII.IOIIS PILLS. , I , J „ Alt1:4) 1 ..'",- 41=, .11 1 . ". 7 1". NEVVIERY ail() SC)NIS ~,41`.!i.„',Pit,;,. ''Y hurt; at .1 he original 'are house for 14. . I • l ss,j , eta,cciL,,, ~',l„Nin,,4ls)„_._Sie: Palsies, four doo rs from •Cliestp 4. strtet, IJubliss, in boxes, price Ili „ . 4, se r , 1,,,..‘'d I t ill s ar e ~.,; 55,,, 4 . ht.„, 4„.a.. noillern invention formed upon the int -1,,,., 14 1, 14. 11, i, i , 4.'0 scienc e !se a ' • f i ' • 1 rIIIIIItII- p h y sician . Iv so h '"I'l • " I '9ll ."' OA , is • • '• " 4. , , r ~• cc With the greatest,,ssiceeNs ill tilt' 1 , ,5.. 11, N. - ''".l ,s "'"'''','• Tiles, '•• 1 , , 1 1,4,, is, „, . coh str „ . ,_ ~ .. oneidite principall y . as a ~ , iis, , , i lS: L, m,it,...iss. sicirt•i.:qiiis,_pipinotitig Ibe proper actto . n sit I , s\ 1;:''iel l 41b 't 1 1.1,,,.• "r 1 "1 , -, com-ctii hr it why!, in a oL..•lstkiiii i,„,,. , - '''''K MI otiiii,ximi s nu at .1.. with which 4 6','"ii• '''''oesk, " e 'N art OM, .„ .1 Thos -. ( I • . • 1i,,.., Vi,,., ,.. . rt . ,: i i 4,. , . t . ,. •thSev• lacy prose an Vr.,4,,.,.,11,,,,,,, k ii,t,, :_1i,.4.t qtli/n, sick head- at loss of 1 ,. ~,.., ii, ; . 11 , r • , ot ~,. ' 11, llafills•tieies, arisin,•• from acrimo -11,,,,i,5i „1 5., ' , ti:,„,„ 'l° Inhotis, gout • s •• ' lffections f , „, , ,,, (.(. • 1,,„ i . s .es ‘t „, 11 .,,,_, s ." .. .. , ni rs sns . 9 , 4 1 1 1 . 1k 4 , t. r .. t ~,.. .4. 5,.. 40. 'L I . •I bah:a n d ea, y e n anner N I , st,„' ' l l:sati ii u i s lon, Oxfsoll-struct • Ilawhins, 7,, et ; 444 4 •siol Ni x u. . • ' It. "•s 6 Y ttil ri .,... , c .5`", al Exchaii4e; Atli , iv table venders in totru 411(1 A , . o re' 0 ALBION• FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREE:f. BLACKFRIABS, EMPOWERED BY Act' OF PARLIAMENT, CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. INSURANCES.fjIIing- due at MICkAELMAS will expire, unless renewed within fifteen days from, that period. It is one of the advantages of the Albion Company to the Public, that it holds out no profession of Sharing pro fits with those it insures. Persons insured are dot liable. to Calls to make mood thi losses of ethers ; x responsibility from which they could not be free if their Insurances were accom panied with any prospect of benefit to arise front profits, whatever guarantee might fir ottered. Persons insured On or plan of receivink returns have been actually subjected to the effects of this dangerous contingency. The Company's Rates tutu Conditions are of the-rnost rea sonable description;—•a liberal commission is Allowed to So licitors; and others, sffecting Life Insurance; and every faci lity is a/forded by which the interest and convenience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. ItAKASIRI. *-17- • E are regoeited t o di uret the attention o. V Persons afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay, Nervous Debility, Inward Wastings, Loss of Appetite, In digestion, Diliression of Spirits, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands, Scorbutic and every ot lir'. kind of Eruption, Astlimas, Ulcerated Throats, Seminal Weakness, Pains in the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional Complaints, immediatrly to make trial of the Ctlelirated CORDIAL. BALM of •ItAIi.ASIRI, , or NATUItE'S _INFAL LIBLE itEsToRATivE, .as prepared and sold, IVholetale and Retail, by C.3.3011DAN, M.l). at the EAST LONDON EPICAL ESTABLIsIINI ENT, No. 7, Cannon Street Road, St. Geor, ,, e's in the East. Loudon. It is universally acknowledged to Iso.the most agrreahle . and powerful Restorative in all the ;shore Complaints ever dis covered; it thins th e b10.d.. ease s th e most violent pains in the head and stomach, a n d p romo t es gentle perspiration. It is utterly inipoisible for hugul.ze to express, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and incompar able Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted, and giving vigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect health, after haviinz been so reduced - by different diseases as to have been despaired of, not only by their Imnilics, but also by their professional attendants. . . Sold, hy am ' twent of the Proprietor,' in buttles, 1 Is. each, or two quantities iu nue,:2o..,ach,ur, four quantities in one family bottle fur 3:ls. duty included, n) .....•!uch (111.: 1 It. bottle i .aveil. This inestimabl e Nleilicine will keep hi all elinsat ea, iiiifllmay he had at Barclay and Son's, Fleet-market ; \lade's. 46, Curaihill ; Tutt, ltoval Exchange . ; 11. 1. Preston's, lot, Strand ; 'l'. Richards's, 193, Straii4 , l Blake's, h 6, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125, Oxford-tveet ; 70, Oxford-street ; Ta‘:g's, 10, Nlidillet Row, liolhorii and by the most respect able Medicine Venders in every p 4 it of the Kingdom. Dr. C. I..lorilaii takes this general oppori omit y of announc ing to the public that lie still devotes his study excliisively tot he cilia, of particular complaints, as a regular Nlember of the Royal Collekze of Physicians—lie oilers a sparely and prrwancnt eurefor every class of nervous relaxation; diseases of hoes ever long StH 'Ming, or ot the most inveterate kind, arc by lilt new and superior mode of treatment, speedily am' effectually cured.. Dr. C. J..fordatt may be consulted by all ranks of people, frioni'nine iti the morning till nine in the evening, at the East London Medical Eit NO. 7, Cotoinou-strcet-road. near the Commercial-road Turiyike, St. (ietivges in the East; Letters from the country, inclosing a Bank opts, 14e duly ansWereel, and lic nixessitry Mu4licine scat tv till purls of the Kingdolue THE SPINNERS. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 15.„,--With the exception of a very few persous„ we believe the Spinners are once mote foll Owing their tesPective employ ments ; the mills now being in hill 'umlaut. Atter so long an absence from all profitable employment, the workmen are convinced that they have neither the right nor the power to diettite, as a body, to their employers ; and the latter, we fully believe, are sincerely disposed, now stibmigsion has been made, to pos.; over the at telly( to take the manage ment of their affairs out of their Own hands ; forgiving and forgetting the insults they received during the turn out, and the loss which so much capital, so long unemployed, had unavoidably oc casioned. The major part of the weavers in this neighbourhood, we understand, are again at their looms, With advances of vurioirs rates on the prices lately paid for weaving ; for it was impos however feasible the platy Might seem, to raise the prices in one indisCriminate ratio. There are, however, some of this most valuable class of population still disiatisfied, who reftise to return to labour till the original ilehiand of seven shillingi iu t pound ii complied with. This keeling, we are told, operates in a great degree in the neighbourhood of Bolton, where dissatiSfaction still prevaili, altliOugh very considerable addition, have been made by the ma nufacturers to the prices recently paid, and which, it is stated, (viewing the present storks on hand, and the present demand,) cannot at the present moment be advanced farther, without increasing the privatiOns of- which weavers, in very many cases with too mach justice, 113ve compkined ; the continued accumulation of stock, at a grerter expellee in manufacture, woniil induce, it not force, the hold ers to S uspen d the fabrication of particular orticlei ; and many weaveri, now eni ployed, would of course be left for a time entirely without work.—(Munchester Iteruld.) By letters received in town, it is stated that the %Veavers of Chorley have all struck for an ad ranee of sVages. From Preston the learn, that large numbers of the satire cfass of workmen still continue to hold ont, and that parties of them were parading the streets. Deputies trout th e ir body had been sent into the adioiniiiit towns fin d villages, to induce others cc) :01141 . v their ex ample, • On his Excellency reaching the quarter deck, where he was received by the Admiral and Offi cers of the shjp, and accompanied by General Gordon) and Staff, the cannon commenced firing royal, salute. This, perhsps, WAS the grandest moment of the entire dsy. ,The sudden flash from an immense gun, followed by its thunders and columns of .sinoke„ si , reading over the sur face of the sea, and the echoes only interrupter! by Wale Britannia, played by three fine bands (those of tl,e Stearn Boats and that on hoard the Tonflant); fixed for ten minutes the undivided admiration and surprise of all the spectators. After partaking of a dEjeune his Excellency left the Tfillmint under a second salute, mild proceeded to Spike and flawlbolitte Islands, at each of which a Royal Salute was filed un his arrival and delta.. hire. At six o'clock, the Vice-regal Party returned to the TonnAnt, and p ar t oo k o f a most splendid dinner. They returned to town at alsont eleven o'clock last night, gratified in the extreme with the enjoyments of the day, and highly flattered by the anxiety manifested by all classe, of per.- sons in Cove and Cork to render it, what it nu• questionably was, a day of delight and gratifica. Lion. Yesterday morning his Excellency and suite, accoaipanied by Lord Carbery and Sir N. C. Col thurst, took a ride along the northern banks of the Lee, and passed ihirrugh Woodside towards Blar ney Castle, on his visit to Ardrutn, the beautiful seat of Sir N. C. Colthurst, where lie partOok of au elegant cold collation:--his Excellency was pleased to express his admiration of the beautiful sc y of that part of the cou►ntry'. PitTIiRSBURGII, AUG. 19.—Rear-A(41)44 M. Port-Admiral and Commissioner at Rotlerddin, of th e Dutch Navy, arrived here yeSterday. having been deputed by the King of the Netherlands convey the intelligence to this Court of the birth the second son of the Prince ot Orange. Ti e Adthiral, who has travelled with 141 possible expedition, has been only 15 days in performing the journey. Beiore his departure from Suoitlyk, where he N‘ltnessed the ceiemony of the christening of the young Prince, he had an interview with the Princess of Orange, and received from her own month her remembratterS and assurances of doing well to het' broiher; the ErilperOr Airiander. Lord GREiiirulia has purchased Lord DoC -01:101.i eicko ;It hoti;e 111 Brittoo-street, Bei kelev sclare, is to utitkig' o grvat improvein.nts, pi .r .rparKutaly tU the ttialify cutiling to tciwil tUr 11141 Vllllilir.